Taller Possessive Adjectives and Plurals in English

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Instructor: Cecilia Gómez Gómez

EVIDENCIA: POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES AND PLURALS IN ENGLISH


SESION DE CLASE DE INGLES ONLINE: ABRIL 14/2020
APPRENTICE: Nicole Luciana Duarte Guerrero GROUP: 1904894

I. Fill in the blanks below to complete the sentences. Use the words in the above box.

1. Where is our classroom? We can’t find it.


2. Susan, is that your pen on the table?
3. A: What is your name? B: My name is Thomas.
4. I think this is her book. She dropped it on the floor.
5. Their names are Kevin and Stewart. They are my friends.
6. He forgot to write his name on the test!
7. A: What is your phone number? B: My phone number is 555-9826.
8. Did the cat eat all of its food?
9. The children are crying because they can’t find their toys.
10. Mariam and Jennifer like their new teacher.
11. I really like my new home, especially the location.
12. This is a picture of my friend. He is my best friend.
13. Do you think your father likes his birthday present?
14. We still have twenty more minutes before our class begins.
15. Brazil is located in South America. Its capital city is Brasilia.
16. When did Mr. and Mrs. Smith buy their new television?
17. Oh no! I can’t find my keys! Where are they?
18. A: Where is your brother? B: My brother is at school.

II. Write the plural

Singular Plural Singular Plural

Apple Apples Bus Buses

House Houses Tooth Teeth

Child Children Sweet Sweets

Knife Knives Foot Feet

Friend Friends Baby Babies

Fish Fishes Box Boxes

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Man Men Dictionary Dictionaries

Family Families Monkey Monkeys

Hamburger Hamburgers Tiger Tigers

Vegetable Vegetables Church Churches

Sheep Sheeps Person People

Mouse Mice Eye Eyes

Hand Hands Dress Dresses

Wife Wives Party Parties

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